Cecelia Shao

Cecelia Shao

New York, New York, United States
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Experience

  • Stripe Graphic

    Stripe

    New York, United States

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    New York, United States

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    Greater New York City Area

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    New York, NY

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    51 Astor Place

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    New York

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    San Francisco, CA

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    Mountain View, CA

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    Shanghai, China

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    Hawthorne, NJ

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    Hanover, NH

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    New York, NY

Education

  • Dartmouth College Graphic

    Dartmouth College

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    Personal Portfolio: https://cecelia-shao.squarespace.com/
    Twitter: @CeceliaShao

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Volunteer Experience

  • Urban Green Council Graphic

    Volunteer

    Urban Green Council

    - 4 months

    Economic Empowerment

  • Acumen Fund Graphic

    Events Support

    Acumen Fund

    - 4 months

    Economic Empowerment

    • Organize and execute special events in the NYC region for chapter members and nonmembers
    • Conduct outreach, facilitate participation and troubleshoot for IDEO+Acumen design course
    • Research and identify potential opportunities and sources for fundraising and collaborations

  • Chinatown Youth Initiatives Graphic

    Coordinator/Facilitator

    Chinatown Youth Initiatives

    Education

    • Appointed the coordinator/facilitator position for the years of 2010-2012, but now manages development team, which organizes social events, social media platform, and discusses direction and growth potential of the nonprofit
    • Conduct outreach to other Asian Pacific Islander organizations and schools regarding partnerships

  • Fundraising & Business Development Intern

    Made in the Lower East Side (miLES)

    - 7 months

    Economic Empowerment

    miLES is working with Architecture Commons to prototype a set of furniture to suit different kinds of pop-up needs.This initiative will transform these storefronts in this socially and economically diverse neighborhood into community spaces, temporary homes for emerging projects, and inclusive economic opportunities for the area. We want to lower the entry barrier for the community to use these storefronts on hourly, daily, and weekly basis.

    The Storefront Transformer is just one of…

    miLES is working with Architecture Commons to prototype a set of furniture to suit different kinds of pop-up needs.This initiative will transform these storefronts in this socially and economically diverse neighborhood into community spaces, temporary homes for emerging projects, and inclusive economic opportunities for the area. We want to lower the entry barrier for the community to use these storefronts on hourly, daily, and weekly basis.

    The Storefront Transformer is just one of miLES' efforts to continue this mission—the modular furniture can be easily transported by a truck, rolled through any storefront door, and provide functional elements such as shelving, partitions, tables, seats, stages, and infrastructure such as lighting, WIFI hotspot, power strips, speakers, projectors, PA system, etc.

  • Member Content Representative

    Defense, Conflict, Security Special Interest Group: System Dynamics Society

    - Present 10 years 4 months

    Politics

Courses

  • Economic Geography & Globalization

    GEOG 020

  • Economics of International Development

    ECON 073

  • Economics of Public Policymaking

    PBPL 40

  • Environmental Economics & Governance

    ENVS 056

  • Financial Accounting

    TUCK 1

  • Financial Intermediaries & Markets

    ECON 026

  • International Finance

    ECON 029

  • International Trade

    ECON 039

  • Introduction to Statistical Methods

    ECON 010

  • North American City

    GEOG 021

  • Statistics for Engineers and Scientists

    ENGS 093

  • Systems Design

    ENGS 18

Projects

  • Economic Geography Research

    Researched the changing rate of growth of the urban agriculture industry in a jointly written cost-benefit analysis of hydroponic farming in New York City. Completed in partial fulfillment of requirements for Geography 20: Economic Geography & Globalization (advisor: Professor Richard Wright)

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  • Sundance Film Festival

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    The Sundance Institute, a non-profit organization that actively advances the work of independent storytellers in film and theatre, is working with Ted Dintersmith, an experienced venture capitalist, and Sherri Oberg, an entrepreneur and Dartmouth Trustee, to evaluate the business potential of a film club. This report is a proposal for a business plan for the Sundance Institute Film Club that includes insights into critical questions, organizational plans, timelines for different work streams…

    The Sundance Institute, a non-profit organization that actively advances the work of independent storytellers in film and theatre, is working with Ted Dintersmith, an experienced venture capitalist, and Sherri Oberg, an entrepreneur and Dartmouth Trustee, to evaluate the business potential of a film club. This report is a proposal for a business plan for the Sundance Institute Film Club that includes insights into critical questions, organizational plans, timelines for different work streams, and team composition.

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Languages

  • Chinese

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